Collecting up-to-date population data is an important and effective way to plan for the needs of a growing and diverse city. Census information is used by various facilities, organizations, and stakeholders to deliver a wide range of municipal services, including schools, recreational centres, emergency services, and major infrastructure.

2019 Municipal Census Results

Edmonton's official population on April 1, 2019 was 972,223. The population increased by 72,776 from the previous Municipal Census in 2016.

The following Edmonton 2019 Census results are published in Tableau, an interactive data visualization tool that presents them in dashboard views.

City/Ward Results

Neighbourhood Results

Cross Tabulation Reports

Neighbourhood Results

Census information has been compiled on every neighbourhood in the City. Neighbourhood results with a population of 1-49 are not posted to protect the information collected. These neighbourhoods are denoted by an asterisk *. Household data is confidential and never released at an individual residence level (See Municipal Census Policy C520C).

A, B, C

A

Abbottsfield
Albany
Alberta Avenue
Alberta Park Industrial*
Aldergrove
Allard
Allendale
Ambleside
Anthony Henday*
Anthony Henday Big Lake*
Anthony Henday Castle Downs*
Anthony Henday Clareview*
Anthony Henday Energy Park*
Anthony Henday Horse Hill*
Anthony Henday Lake District*
Anthony Henday Mistatim*
Anthony Henday Rampart*
Anthony Henday South*
Anthony Henday South Blackburne*
Anthony Henday South East*
Anthony Henday South West*
Anthony Henday Terwillegar*
Aster*
Argyll
Armstrong Industrial
Aspen Gardens
Athlone
Avonmore

B

Balwin
Bannerman
Baranow
Baturyn
Beacon Heights
Bearspaw
Beaumaris
Belgravia
Belle Rive
Bellevue
Belmead
Belmont
Belvedere
Bergman
Beverly Heights
Bisset
Blackburne
Blackmud Creek
Blackmud Creek Ravine*
Blatchford Area*
Blue Quill
Blue Quill Estates
Bonaventure Industrial*
Bonnie Doon
Boyle Street
Brander Gardens
Breckenridge Greens
Brintnell
Britannia Youngstown
Brookside
Brown Industrial*
Bulyea Heights

C

Caernarvon
Calder
Calgary Trail North
Calgary Trail South*
Callaghan
Callingwood North
Callingwood South
Cameron Heights
Canon Ridge
Canora
Canossa
Capilano
Carleton Square Industrial*
Carlisle
Carlton
Carter Crest
Cashman*
Casselman
Cavanagh
Central Mcdougall
Chambery
Chappelle Area
Charlesworth
Clareview Town Centre
Clover Bar Area*
Cloverdale
Coronet Addition Industrial*
Coronet Industrial*
CPR Irvine
Crawford Plains
Crestwood
Cromdale
Crystallina Nera East*
Crystallina Nera West
Cumberland
Cy Becker

G, H, I

G

Gagnon Estate Industrial*
Gainer Industrial*
Gariepy
Garneau
Garside Industrial*
Girard Industrial*
Glastonbury
Glengarry
Glenora
Glenridding Heights
Glenridding Ravine*
Glenwood
Gold Bar
Goodridge Corners
Gorman*
Grandview Heights
Granville
Graydon Hill
Greenfield
Greenview
Griesbach
Grovenor

H

Haddow
Hagmann Estate Industrial*
Hairsine
Hawin Park Estate Industrial*
Hawks Ridge
Hays Ridge Area
Hazeldean
Henderson Estates
Heritage Valley Area*
Heritage Valley Town Centre Area
High Park
High Park Industrial*
Highlands
Hillview
Hodgson
Hollick-Kenyon
Holyrood
Homesteader
Hudson
Huff Bremner Estate Industrial*

I

Idylwylde
Industrial Heights*
Inglewood

M, N, O

M

Macewan
Mactaggart
Magrath Heights
Malmo Plains
Maple
Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge Industrial*
Marquis
Matt Berry
Mayfield
Mayliewan
Mcarthur Industrial*
Mccauley
Mcconachie Area
Mcintyre Industrial*
Mckernan
Mcleod
Mcnamara Industrial*
Mcqueen
Meadowlark Park
Menisa
Meyokumin
Meyonohk
Michaels Park
Mill Creek Ravine North*
Mill Creek Ravine South*
Mill Woods Golf Course*
Mill Woods Park*
Mill Woods Town Centre
Miller
Minchau
Mistatim Industrial*
Mitchell Industrial*
Montrose
Morin Industrial*
Morris Industrial*

N

Newton
North Glenora
Northmount
Norwester Industrial*

O

Ogilvie Ridge
Oleskiw
Oliver
Ormsby Place
Ottewell
Overlanders
Oxford
Ozerna

P, Q, R

P

Paisley
Papaschase Industrial*
Parkallen
Parkdale
Parkview
Parsons Industrial*
Patricia Heights
Pembina
Place Larue*
Pleasantview
Pollard Meadows
Potter Greens
Prince Charles
Prince Rupert

Q

Queen Alexandra
Queen Mary Park
Quesnell Heights

R

Rampart Industrial*
Ramsay Heights
Rapperswill
Rhatigan Ridge
Richfield
Richford
Rideau Park
Rio Terrace
Ritchie
River Valley Cameron*
River Valley Capitol Hill*
River Valley Fort Edmonton*
River Valley Glenora*
River Valley Gold Bar*
River Valley Hermitage*
River Valley Highlands*
River Valley Kinnaird*
River Valley Laurier*
River Valley Lessard North*
River Valley Mayfiar*
River Valley Oleskiw*
River Valley Riverside*
River Valley Rundle*
River Valley Terwillegar*
River Valley Victoria*
River Valley Walterdale*
River Valley Whitemud*
River Valley Windermere*
Riverdale
River's Edge*
Riverview Area
Roper Industrial*
Rosedale Industrial*
Rosenthal
Rossdale
Rosslyn
Royal Gardens
Rundle Heights
Rural North East Horse Hill
Rural North East South Sturgeon
Rural South East*
Rural West Big Lake*
Rutherford

V, W, X, Y, Z

V

Virginia Park

W

Walker
Webber Greens
Wedgewood Heights
Weinlos
Weir Industrial*
Wellington
West Jasper Place
West Meadowlark Park
West Sheffield Industrial*
Westbrook Estates
Westmount
Westridge
Westview Village
Westwood
White Industrial*
Whitemud Creek Ravine North*
Whitemud Creek Ravine South*
Whitemud Creek Ravine Twin Brooks*
Wild Rose
Wilson Industrial*
Windermere
Windermere Area*
Windsor Park
Winterburn Industrial Area East*
Winterburn Industrial Area West*
Woodcroft

Y

Yellowhead Corridor East*
Yellowhead Corridor West*
York
Youngstown Industrial*

Population Growth

YearPopulation
2019972,223
2016899,447
2014877,926
2012817,498
2009782,439
2008752,412
1878 - First Census    148

Open Data

Municipal Census results are available in the City of Edmonton Open Data Catalogue. Responses are voluntary so response rates vary among questions, neighbourhoods and wards. The results can be downloaded in CSV, JSON, PDF, RDF, RSS, XLS, XLSX and XML formats.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does census information impact municipal budgeting?

Census information is used to assess existing growth and service targets as well as long-term requirements for capital development and operational planning. In short, it’s essential for municipal budget cycles.

How is municipal census data used?

The City uses census data to plan for public services and infrastructure such as schools, roads, recreational facilities, fire and police services, and libraries. Basing planning decisions on recently updated demographics results in more appropriate use of revenue and resources.

How is the non-profit sector affected by the census?

Many non-profits are funded on a population basis; these organizations also use the data for operational and long-term planning in addition to securing funding opportunities.

Is my information secure if I completed the census online?

All census information provided online is encrypted during transmission and is stored in a secure database located in Canada. The amalgamated information provided from all households is transferred to the City's Census Reporting System for long term management and report generation purposes. The retention of the information is in compliance with the Protection of Privacy Act (POPA) and the Access to Information Act (ATIA). Reports generated on areas of the City with a population between 1 and 49 are always reported as zero.

What questions are asked on the census?

Questions asked on a municipal census can vary by year. Census 2019 asked: dwelling type, number of residents, gender, birth year, birth month.  

Why don’t we just use the federal government’s census information?

The federal census that takes place every 5 years captures different information than the municipal census. Relying on outdated data to make municipal planning decisions is not an efficient use of taxpayers’ money, and five years can make a large difference at the city level. Municipal census data is required to access current population data to determine the need for services and infrastructure in our rapidly growing City.

Why is there a municipal census?

The main purpose is to collect up-to-date population data. This data is crucial for City departments, businesses, and non-profit organizations in making short-term and long-term operational and strategic plans.

The data also provides the basis for valuable grants from the provincial and federal governments. The City will only receive grants for the people identified in the census, so it’s important that every resident is counted.

Contact Us

Census Services

Email  census@edmonton.ca

Phone  780-496-8008

Fax 780-498-7058

Address  16304 114 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5M 3R8